Linear Temporal Logic (LTL)

Linear Temporal Logic (LTL) is a formal system used to describe sequences of events or states over time. It allows us to specify how conditions should behave in the future, such as "eventually, something will happen" or "something will always be true." LTL helps in verifying and reasoning about the correctness of systems like software and hardware by expressing timing-related properties. Think of it as a language for setting rules about what should or shouldn't happen, considering the order and timing of events along a linear timeline.